Re: A few NVT questions
William Chops Westfield <billw@cisco.com> Mon, 03 April 1995 22:46 UTC
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From: William Chops Westfield <billw@cisco.com>
To: Bill Kelly <kellywh@mail.auburn.edu>
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Subject: Re: A few NVT questions
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>About NVT >4. How many columns (characters) does horizontal tab (HT) have? None in NVT. Sometimes client specfic, sometimes (end user) terminal specific. (frequently every 8 spaces, however.) >5. If some key are assigned for following control functions for NVT, > do you have any idea what keys should be assigned in general? > IP - Ctrl-C? > AO - ? > EC - BackSpace > EL - ? > BRK - Break? In general, a telnet client should not to any assignment of special functions to ascii keys. This causes no end of problems with file uploads and such. (The fact that "return" is widely converted to "newline" causes no end of problems.) If you are going to assigne such options, you should use the telnet linemode specification, which allows them to be negotiated between client and server. BillW
- A few NVT questions Bill Kelly
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